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I doubt I really need the flow valves it's for a shop everything should be same length. I have compared supply house and I think they are 4-500.

So these are very cheap and I'm sure you get what you pay for but I'm strapped on cash and really want my system up and running.. I was wondering if anyone has used these and had good luck with them?

Last year I used about 55,000 cubic feet of gas I think that's about $500? I'm not sure I have my own well and don't pay for gas. That was keeping it 60 degrees and probably 50 on single/ negative digits. You think that water heater is going to make that much of a difference? I just want to get...

Are you saying the T is for the future boiler? I'm confused by that answer

https://www.homedepot.com/p/CAMPLUX-ENJOY-OUTDOOR-LIFE-Camplux-12L-3-18-GPM-Residential-Propane-Gas-Tankless-Water-Heater-CA318LP-N1/317139019 I have the natural gas version

1/2in 300ft

So Ive posted here before I figured I need a 60-80,000btu boiler for my 6 loops in my 40x48 pole building with good insulation. So I don't have the money to be putting in the garage boiler is like 2500 plus valves and pumps.. But I have a campflux 12l 82,000 BTU tankless water heater think...

Yes 300' of one loop 1/2 pex. And my heat load will change over the years we are redoing one room at a time probably half of the house has no insulation rest I have been putting spray foam in. So beginning of post made it sound like I should stay away from the combo boiler

Okay so sounds like I want to stay away from combination like I was thinking I just liked that it would take less room up.. I have a 40g hot tank that works but is in rough shape and rather than reinstalling it was thinking a tankless one to save room. You say you don't save much but my...

Hey so this isn't really a question for a garage I was just unsure of another forum to post on. So just re did my basement dug out old dirt floor and repoured walls and a floor. In the floor I put one loop in for in floor heat area is maybe 500 sqft. I heat the house with a 100k furnace I...

Hey was wondering if you got the M hooked up and how it's working for you?

Everyone keeps mentioning the condensing line for high efficiency boiler like it's a big problem? I have plumbing in the room so it's no big deal for me to connect to a drain

I don't have to have it but would be nice. I have a bathroom and it ***** washing hands in cold water lol and yes that is definitely something I want I wouldn't want combustion air from inside the garage

Lol trying to be a little thoughtful to the environment plus if I lose my gas and have to go to propane and pay for it I want it to be cheap as possible

So yeah I'm trying save a few bucks I was quoted 7k for a boiler to be installed and up and running well I'd rather do it my self and right now it seems like everywhere is out of stock on stuff so figured I'd see about used stuff since it be cheaper anyways.. I know have found a weil mclain...

Not in the plants I've worked at the product makes a lot of money so they don't care much about small price of energy but getting off topic anyways just my experience in the field

In my last reply I said how I spent more for good insulation 3x more than I had to honestly but I try to do what's best.. I've worked in different industrial plants and they are 1000x worse than what any home owner can do furnaces to melt steel use as much gas in one day as our house would use...

Yep pa well and I don't know much about the gas myself I've lived here 4 years now. I'm un sure of incoming pressure but I have it regulated to 10inwc Im worried how clean the gas is myself haven't ran into any issues with it yet. My biggest worry is losing the well cause it doesn't make a ton...

I understand the point of efficiency everything I have done is for efficiency i could have saved lots of money with less cheaper insulation but I wanted to be efficient I get free gas so I could have just said screw it go cheap since doesn't matter how much fuel I use.. I don't see what's so...

What is wrong with gas??